The Roadstone Eurovis Sport 04 is generally liked for dry and wet grip, value and quiet running, with 48 of 66 written reviews positive and an average score of 72.9%. Dry handling and comfort also attract much more praise than criticism. Wet-grip complaints are a minority, five critical comments against 27 favorable, so they do not represent the typical account. Tread life is less settled, with 15 positive comments but eight complaints, roughly one in eight reviews, including shorter life in end-of-life accounts. Repeat reviewers show no consistent decline in satisfaction, with some scores falling and others stable or improving.
What owners mention most counted across 64 reviews
Bought 4 of these budget range tires after reading various reviews and very glad I did, very surprised at the comfort and considerably quieter running than my previous Bridgestone tryes. Grip seems very good but haven.t really given them any hard driving as such yet, also can't really comment on wear rates yet. Overall I am VERY Very impressed for the cost and would 100% definitely recommend.
Main points so far I've noticed is they are considerably quieter and a more comfortable ride than Bridgestones, less impact noise when over rougher road surfaces and seemingly haven't sacrificed the grip either.
Bought 4 of these tires to replace Michelin Pilot Sport 4's fitted to my wife's Leon FR 184, & I'm very impressed with them so far in all conditions. Just bought 4 more for my BMW 320d E92 M Sport. Highly recommended.
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good quality for the price. Grip is good enough in wet and dry. Would not recommend for sporty, more powerful cars because of soft side wall even on extra load tire. Tire is good for relaxed slower driving.
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One of the best tires, much better then the expensive brands...... I'm now going to buy for the rear...
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I drive for a living in exvess of 60k miles a year for the ladt 15 years. I am used to LHD, RHD, town, motorways, you name it. My car weights over 2tons and is demanding on tires. I will tell you what: same quality as Michelins, half the price, more durable, you will NOT REGRET buying this. It is now my only choice for tires, apart from severe winters, these tires are BY A COUNTRY MILE the best value you can get. They are very affordable but NOT TO BE THOUGHT OF CHEAP rubber. I cannot stress how good they are. Buy shares in this firm if you have money. Superior than most famous brands, hands down. But half the price.
I bought 4 Roadstone tires from the local tire shop, it's being one year since I bought them, they are good tire than my expectation, it is budget tire range on the website, but I would say it's sporty tire plus comfort. It's worthy to buy Roadstone tires
Bought a pair of these in November for the front of my car having got 19000 miles from my original Michelin's. I like to keep all tires the same and consistent but with one thing after another I wanted to pay less than £100 a tire so started shopping around as the Michelin at the time were £110plus each. Found these and was really happy that they have the same tread pattern as my Michelin and have all the same ratings except being rated 2db louder. I bought two of them for the front at £110 fitted which blew me away as they are honestly great value for money, I drive mainly motorway and 16000 miles a year at least and they are just like the Michelin I had previously. I have now bought another two sets with the rear being changed in December along with the front again only as I was unlucky to have a pot hole damage one at the front so will keep one spare for when it is ever needed. I don't mind if I only get 1000miles with these as £1 per mile they are best value with offering peace of mind.
Having done some more research Roadstone is actually a brand name for Nexen tires, so they are labelled as budget, but are actually lower mid range tires. They are actually very good tires on the road, feel nicely planted and don't roll in the corners. They need minimum 500 miles to wear in, but slowly get better.
Pros: Cheap, great dry and wet grip, plenty of feedback and they feel well planted on the road
Cons: they are a little hard and you feel every pot hole and bump, this is a minor issue and not one to totally put you off.
Verdict: Knowing they are actually Nexen tires, these perform very well compared to a lot of mid range tires. I got a pair fitted for less than £100! which is amazing. They are perfect for any small and medium sized car with low to medium power.
My usual go to tire brand is Falkern, but had some hankooks fitted on recommendation. They were awful tires, didn't last long, rubbish in the wet and generally very disappointed. Needed new front tires, so did some research and found out that Roadstone is a brand name of Nexen tires. Purely going on the price of them (very cheap)and the fact I'm only keeping the car another year, thought why not give them a try.
Very impressed so far (only 200 miles in, but will update later on) Feel better placed on the road, dry grip better and wet grip loads better. Road noise was about the same as the hankooks, but you feel the road more. Can't comment on wear, but can't see them being any less than the Hankooks. Overall I'm very happy and will porbably look at Roadstone or Nexen for the other car.
I purchased 2 of these for the front wheels of my alfa guilietta 150 bhp diesel after having identical Nexen SU4 tires on my previous Giulietta. I put them on to replace two brand new maxxis tires the dealer put on that were absolutely lethal in the wet! What a difference!! Wet grip is absolutely fantastic all the way down to 2.5mm.
They coped well in the snow as well, aided by Alfas DNA system. I got 10k out of them but I do short quick drives on back roads so a bit hard on tires. They should last longer if driven on longer journeys.
Now winter is setting in and Scotland is getting very wet, it's time for new tires. I Will be purchasing 4 of these to replace all 4 this time .
Recently fitted and seem very good, fine in wet and dry. Fitted these as bought car with one random one on back which was almost new, no difference in grip on acceleration between these and the 2 pilot sports that were on the front. Expect they might wear a bit quicker than the pilot sports but I can have 2 and a half sets of these for the same price as one set of the michelins. BTW these are exactly the same tread pattern (and probably the same spec) as the Nexen N Fera SU4.
